AUGUST 20, 2018 27 Thousands of people crowded downtown Toledo for the two-hour-plus parade of Jeeps. At right, several vendors displayed accessory wares on Wranglers parked on obstacles. The Jeep Surrey, introduced in 1959, was two-wheel drive and available in green, blue and pink. Except for the loud colors, it was a DJ-3A. 1941 Willys MA prototype: One of the first “Jeeps” Beadlock wheels allow these Wranglers to run on greatly reduced tire pressure, increasing traction off-road. This 1960 Jeep Fire Truck was built by Kaiser Jeep and saw service for years at Libby-Owens- Ford Glass Co. PHOTOS BY LARRY P. VELLEQUETTE 1941 Bantam BRC: The third-generation prototype